Newsletter Evropského integračního portálu - č. 77
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Imigraci v současnosti
považuje 58 % evropské veřejnosti za nejdůležitější téma
evropských i národních politik. Čtvrtina dotazovaných považuje
za nejdůležitější téma terorismus či ekonomickou situaci.
Informaci přináší podzimní
šetření Eurobarometru, zveřejněné v loňském prosinci.
Evropské fórum mládeže (YFJ) přináší výsledky výzkumu kombinované diskriminace mladých lidí z etnických a náboženských menšin v zemích Rady Evropy.
WELCOME! This is the 77th issue of the European Web Site on Integration's newsletter. Every month, the Editorial team of the European Web Site on Integration sends you a selection of content recently published on the Site.
Immigration now public's top priority at EU and national level
Immigration is now considered by the public to be, by far, the most important issue facing the EU and national governments, according to the Autumn 2015 Standard Eurobarometer 84 published last December. Already in spring 2015, economic issues were for the first time displaced by immigration as the public's top issue for the European Union. Immigration continues to skyrocket up the public agenda, rising 20-points since spring 2015 to become the top issue for 58% of the European public.
Survey findings on multiple discrimination among youth in Europe
Ireland: Conference for Practitioners on anti-Muslim Racism
London - Annual discrimination law conference 2016
Brussels - European Dialogue on Skills and Migration
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Poland: Better access to residence and work permits for international PhD students
Czech Republic: New fund to help refugees initiated by Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom: Local authorities started supporting Syrians under national resettlement scheme
Finland: Stricter requirements for family reunification on their way
Belgium: Center for Equal Opportunities published a brochure to fight discrimination in housing
France: Campagne nationale "Debout contre le racisme"
Spain: Political participation of immigrants in parties' programmes for 2015 national election
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Integrating - Migrants workers' integration through information provison
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Europe: EC opens new applications for financial support to projects against intolerance
Czech Republic: "Integration of Foreigners 2016", call for proposals from the Interior Ministry
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